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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-22
A VERY GREAT MISTAKE.
We copy the following from The Choad
,,.,,. J,f,rs al TupsIays

We copy the following from The uhotia'
nocya Tina Of Tuesday
We do not believe rus ATRIAL would willingly
10 this rt, OF county an i%nluslicc. but the quola
ton above does that and q very gus injustice.
too. Under date Of Nashville, October ~. iss3, TIC
CAafiane,ja Tiao and other daily papcr oycr the
STATE printed the following special, which i au Of
acial statement Of the comptroller "Thc taK az
ercenic ul the state complied by thc State comp
tullcF shows n valuation ~ Va. 30 against
ttDOmOO lat yusr. Swing m incrrasc Of siLeon,
OOl The lncu,ase In tuund numhs q. n ~ follows
Eut Tennessee. S3.tOoOD middle TCnR,sscc,
SAinOo. West Tennessee, thUyluOn OF the In
crrssr IN Tast Tennessee. a. - 80 l. In Hamilton
county alone. this being nearly % per cent NJ the
Inrr~sae In the cutiro state" The taxable, Dor
,hatauuuga Nrrc returned inr is,d ~ sitF1c0l
inf iNi NJ silipa.Co1 gain In one yuar, N,blryb, u
little moru than the entire gain sousl by Wet
Tennessee. Ot the total gain in Rast Tennessee
g.tuoyON-liamilton county furnishes s,an,Oo.
the pcit, balance II sintmj standing 10 the credit
Of Knox county Now, ~ plain statement oi these
onrlAl nsurcs can b. called "brR. then We have
'btaFrsi." aud nc shall commit the same ofcnse
o., frequently A. the facts and figures justify Ms In
M doing w Ole our protest a. ,inst being placid
In The category with these cltics aud counties thai
rtum "lyinr assessments" The v.lu-tlons 81
Chattanooga haze iur several wars bcun atsurdly
high. considered In comparison with ihosc 81
Knoxville. Nashville AMI Memphis. The latter city
sssumcs 10 have double the population aud fnuf
times thc individual aud corporate wealth this city
,laims sud H. assessment IL hancly laugcf thar
thstanoora's. That may or may not BE- = "lylng
assessment We leave H. chauricfiaatinn ~ tn
ArrEALaud ~ Memphis cunirrcs Nashville !, mol
y, rrrit n sinner In this inspect ~ Memphis whil'
Knoxville is nearly ~ bad ~ her West Tcune-s,
commdc Ia the form Of s%wiudling which bcats ~,
! state ont oi ~ dues aud works grnss Injustice .,
morr honest and publlg spirited communities
The Iiau, whothori Il likes IL or not,
must admit that Chattanooga II in th,
same category rs Memphis, knoNyill,
aud Nashville ~ to assessments, There is
but one law VI assessment, ior Tennessee.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-22
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
yiee-pre.Id.nt. from the south

To the Editor oil The Appeal
Permit a reader Of your valuable Journal.
who often gives much thought TO your writ.
ing. 30 suggest the singular importance at
this time Of one great political move advo-
Gated by you some years ago, viz; abe ma
tional need Of having the candidates for Vice
President on both Of the two great party
tickets to come from the south. In this day
the progress Of political thought, as well as
Of material development In this country, is
as between north and south, and not as
between east aud west. How perfect the
propriety, and how far reaching the benefit
that must accrue then from the nniication
Of public thought, and the community Of
public sentiment that would Immediately
seize upon the minds % all the people, aud
settle down into n fixed conviction. Locst
a~ntagonisms. sectional feeling, party bitter
ness. the relentless hatrcds aud passions 81
civil war, would all, all, give way 20 the era
OF good feeling and n lofty patriotism, and,
instead of the mean. and petty, aud the de-
grading In our PARTY politics. wc should have
the broad, the open, the patriotic, the ma
tional-in n word, We should have the lofty
spirit OF emulation, instead 81 the mean and
debasing spirit Of envy, hatred, and all I'M
CharttnhlcncS-. /
Practically, IL Is plain hat the great ma
tionAl Democratic party, with her almost
solid southern states, with their tremendous
electoral vote, cannot hope 10 win the great
contest next year unless We ret several OF the
northern states, while II u equally clear that
the Republican party, compact ~ II appears
10 be IN the notlicrn States, cannot hope To
win unless they gain some OF these same
southern States. Plainly, then, this polit-
zeal battle Is more Than ever n political con-
test between the northern and southern
States. and not n between the east aud west.
viii not THE ArrEAI. always strong aud
earnest, open up the consideration 81 this
great qucstion-to he followed IN due season
by other able public spirited journals-unti
ii becomes a question 81 national discussion
and importance In the public prcss' by the
time the two great conventions meet next
summer the conviction could he 70 lodged In
the public mind that this grand result can
be attained, and then the era OF national
reunion and good feeling win indeed have
come aud our politics be raised TO the very
highest nttAinablc plane. What says THE
ArrTAL. pnoGHssfyE DKNoCRAr.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-22
SQUIRE ooLEMAN's COMMENTS.
A Mongrel Affair-Th Democrats vii
Elect Their Ticket.

Squire James VI. Coleman was seen soon
after the adjournment of the mass-meet-
ing () at the courthouse and the meeting
of the executive committee. Asked as to
what he thought Of the action Of the execu.
tive committee, he said:
81 have been thinking for the past four or
five days that the best thing TO be done
was, II we wish to preserve our
present form of government, for the
committee 10 do just what it has
done tonight-Call a convention, nominate
none but good and true Democrats, and elect
them 10 the offices. There are getting TO be
too many factions, and all Of them have for
their ultimate aim the possession Of tho
government. Now just look mt that alleged
mass-mceting at the courthouse tonight-it
ought 10 have been photographed. Such a
crowd, and such proceedings | never saw be-
fore. Everything was cut and dried from
the beginning TO end. They had their men
stationed about in different parts Of the
room, 80 as TO make show there was no pre-
concerted action, but il was too patent to
the naked eye. Every nomination had been
agreed upon, and they went through with q
yell. Anybody could see the purpose of il.
IL was IA personal affair. All anti-Hadden."
Now what will the convention which il
Nail'i W h'Al inuIShdl uO III tBuIu 10 tuc
nominations OF that mecting2"
IGNORE them altogether. DO you suppose
for a minute that n Democratic convention
is going to recognize those %mongrels? Not
much. Not one OF them will be mentioned
in that convention; even il they were, they
would be set down on very hard. The con-
yention Is going TO nominate straight Demo-
crats, none Of whom had anything 10 do
with that mongrcl affair tonight. The nomi-
nees Of tho convention will be first class
men, and they are going to be elected by
han dsome majorities."
"Who do you think will be nominated for
! commissioner"
~ have no idea"
"Do you think Maj. Petit will be before
the convention
81 don't see how he can well be, unless
Gen. Patterson releases him from his prom
Use. Maj. Petit is the cause Of alt this
wrangle. II he had gone along and run
there would not have been a dissenting voice.
We would not have had this unseemIy state
OF affairs. You ask how IL IL all going 10
endl Why. by the election Of the nominees
VI the Democratic convention"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-22
PATTERSON OUT or TIE RACE

PATTERSON OUT or TIE RACE
Gen. Patterson has Withdrawn from the
contest for the place in the Board Of Police
and Fire Commissioners, TO be made va
cant in January by the expiration OF the
term for which Mai. Petit was appointed
by Gov. Taylor. He will not permit him
self 10 be forced into n partisan position.
lie was elected four years ago a member OF
the Board Of Public Works as a non. parti-
san, and in that position he
has conducted himself as n non.partisan.
What he was as u citizen then, worthy OF
public confidence, he Is today. He has
undergone no change and still believes
that the Taxing District government
should be non-partisan. lie prefers the
interests Of Memphis to his own ambition
and withdraws from a contest that has de-
vclopcd so much ofunncccssary and unmcr-
tied ~ well IA undcscrycd personal bitter
ness, m%alevolcnce and hate. TnE ArPEAf,
laboring with m eye single TO the best in
tercsts Of the people Of Memphis, regrets
this, and il regrets the determination Of
Gen. Patterson, and feels safe in assuring
him that this net Of unsclishness will elc-
vate him still higher in the public esteem
and confidence, lie has thus proven his
title to good citizenship.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-22
GERMAN-AMERICANS.
Mass-Meeting, Organization and Reso-
lutions at Turner Hall Last Night.

lutions at Turner Hall Last Night.
The Gcrman-American citizens meeting at
Turner hall last night was well attended,
citizens present Mr.. Theo Krekel was
elected president and Mr.. Frank thinner
man secretary. After the organization the
following resolution was introduced aud
unanimously adopted:
Whereas, The Germnn.hmcrlcan citizens Of
Memphis can be justly repruached with frequent
neglect 81 the duties which n republican form OF
government enjoins upon L. citizens: be Il
Resolved, Tint the German-A american cllizcns Of
Memphis, In mas meeting assembled. pledge
themselves 10 take MI active Interest In the futuc
In all questions pertaining 90 the welfare Of the
community. their Interest being identical.
Resolved, That we hre irrcvOcably opposed to the
introduction 81 partisan politics into our muui-
cinal administration. that We VIII vote and work
as one man, regardless at partisan Afiliaiion. raco
or nationality, for the sucrc-- Of that ticket which
give the best guarantee for AN efficient and con
scicntious administration.
Resolved, That this mass meeting will not nOmi-
nate any candidate 81 It, own, but that n CON
mittec Of representative citizens b. appointed by
this meeting. TO whom shall b. conldcd the duty
81 carrying into effect the above resolution.
Resolved, That We confer full power tn act upon
said committee, and that We pledge ourselves to
abide by it, action.
President Krckcl then announced that tho
! following gentlemen from their respective
wards would compose the committee:
first Wand-Dr. Samiield, A. Henkert
Second Ward. J. Tanner, John schmidt.
Third Ward-C. q. Rosenplanter, y. w.
Mocws.
Fourth w~ard-Joscph specht l.. Water
mann.
Fifth Ward-H. Rcidmann, II. GYOnauer.
sixth Wards Rocschcr, J. W. Schorr.
Seventh Ward Charles Kattendorf, A. III.
Stratman.
Eighth Warl-M. II. Katzenbergcr, A.
PontiuS.
Ninth ward-H wilder, G. Wagner.
Tenth ward-J. Ross, o. Zimmerman.
The meeting then adjourned.
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THE APPEAL
O
1888.

THE APPEAL &a Democratic paper.
II teaches Democratic doctrines.
Rapports Democratic men.
Happots Democratic measures.
rs Influence is dcroiod 10 the maintenance Of
~ supremacy g The Democratic pdriy-iOcdi,
Sat and Ndiioadl.
n kioUs no cause, no measure, bd that Of
jr1icc and rigLt-hc rR Of hc majority.
Rhds for Jorty-Scren years fought for the td-
waph Of Democratic pr6ciPics, and in The
lsrne ,rH crer b. in The hickcs Of he fray,
oager, s%ooious, woiohjui for The interests Of all
dc people.
n Is fairly entitled to The support Of southern
rodrs and business men c,cryOhcre.
II il issued eJcry day in he year, and is re-
,lfe Wih The current nevS Of The day gathered
by telegraph and cubic from al pdrts Of he
,rryid.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-22
GEN. PATTERSON wrTHDRAws.
He Declines To Bo Responsible for
Partisan Taxing District Government.

To the People 81 Memphis:
In accordance with my declared purpose
not, under any circumstance, 10 bo the
means Of Introducing partisan politics into
the city government and understanding
that the County Democratic executive com
mittcc Is about 10 call n convention Of
that party to nominate candidates 10
oil the offices in the Taxing District
government, 10 be yacant in January, !
therefore withdraw my name from before the
public ~ n candidate for the vacancy In the
lire aud police board. ! am, Therefore, no
Longer q candidate, and release Mai. Petit
from al obligations not In be a candidate.
Thanking THE ArrrAt, and all who have
encouraged me, ! am, with respect
X. y. PATTERSON.
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TuE WEEKLY APPEAL.

The UEEKL Y APPEAL G a oompmd-
iua, of bc nan ofScron daily APPEALS. Ia
agricultural department is prepared uih great
core. n contains complete mdrkd reports. The
gar 1883 wH b. jaH Of important political
oals and he WEEKLY APPEAL uiR hap
N cudos OiHy informed Of them.
The price of hc WEEKLY APPEAL is
oily 81 q gear. Hhds no superior.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-22
sw,,, n.,c n, The Tnea,er.

Just after the matinee yesterday afternoon
the lace curtains or drapcry in a proscenium
box nj the New Memphis theator caught firc
from some unknown cause. Prompt action
on the part Of the employs prevented n con.
nagration. The curtains were torn down M
thrown on the stage. where they were found
by the frcmcn. who turned out with their
apparatus on the word Of a negro boy, who
gave the alarm NJ the Adams street engine
house. The damage was slight.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-22
A2nO.OOO nInEr.

PirrsnuRo, Pa, Dec. 2l--A Ere broke out
ON Market street shortly after midnight and
IL nov burning hcrcely. The IRE started In
Flcchman & Co.'S dry goods establishment
and after It's complete destruction the
flames communicated 90 leager a
Co.'S store adjoining The latter building Il
nov on fire. The building nre large four
story structures. The loss will reach over
$4,000.
$50 p. nit u thought the fire Is now
under control. TIT loss. ~ihcludings damage
by water, Is estimated at $4,000, two-thirds
insurance.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-22

AoUr,r timber land trust has been or,
Wnincd in Boston. We shall presently
have a trust Who shall seek 10 own the
whole earth aud all that is in Il. Congr,ss
should addrs. itself to the investigation II
ihis trust business.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-22

TIr Two houses 81 the Virginia Iegis.
laium yesterday voted separately for
United States Senator. The Hon. J.. s.
Harbour received In the aggregate ~ votes
aud Gen. VIM. Malone ~. This Is the lasl
81 Malone, and Virginia will presently be
represented again the Scnaic by two Dem.
ocmis iof the flint time In many ycars.
when Mr.. Barbour shall take his seat,
there will be no Republican from the south
In the Senate.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-22

WWrN iii tn IraloHohc get into the
Democratic camp2 where was Il when
Ianos rhclan wts nominated for Congress
and elected Il wasn't In the camp then.
aud II had no disposition to question the
democracy Of Tus Arrr,L VIVA, THE
ArFr,L WIS then, when Mr.. Phclan was
elected To Congress II Il nova Demo.
cmiic paper. How sharper than a scr.
l~nts tooth Il II 10 have a thanklcss child.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-22

Tuf tine has bcrn When TIM Arrf,L wa the
organ Of the nrt rttei fSinuoufy Nov u is u
traitor ln the camp MARI thaiaa traitor In the
cumr -Ar1iaHfhG " H~oiAodog.
This j. lic, aud the writer II Il knew Il
vas q lic when be- pcnncd Il. Mark that
1T T. " licl
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-22
ApEER HUNT IN THE HIGHLANDS.
To the Editor Of the Appeal

4 DEER HUNT IN iHb HIoHLiNbN'
A few weeks ago, In the last days Of No
ycmbcr, the starving people Of the parish
Of Lochs, in the island of The Lewis, to the
number Of coo, combined and made
a mid upon the forcs, Of Park, where
they killed deer enough to supply their
present wants and meet the contingcn-
cics Of n hard, severe winter. such
as the people Of the Highlands
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River TeIegrams.

WHEELING. ". Va, Dec. 2.-Rl,er . feet II
inch aud falling.
ptTTSHuRG, IN. Dr.. u,-Riycr q ieet and al
stand. Weather cloudy and cold.
ViCRsBuRg, Miss, Dec. N.-wcsthef clgl
and very cold. Paved down Helcna.
CAIRO. H., Dec. 2t-Nnon River & frei3i W
aud falling. Weather cloudy aud told.
rivals or departure.
EVANSVILLE Ind. Dec. 2i--Noof -Nyef ~.
and rising Arrived Granite State. froui NC"
pitts. Weather clear and rold.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-22

GrN Patterson H nov out Of the way,
snd lhc people oi Memphis have to de.
eide whether or not politics shall enter into
The Taxing District government.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-22

TnroUoH tcrkicss NJ fraudulent management the
fiV 81 Memphis finds ltslf without money ~ pay
the salaries VI Nv hnmsn and II bead over heels In
dcbi bssidos The officials Of The TaSlng Disirit
,r The rouant ones caicagO faWaigair
In this case The hroiigaior docs not
sscm 10 have investigated closely. n It
has, then ikat wiliully and maliciously
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THE WEATHER.
Indications.

WAsuHsIoS, lee. N-iam
Iut Tcnuessc slightly warmer. fair
weather light ~ frreh yafisble wiudN
n Tof Aikausss Warner. iair weather
light 10 fresh variable Winds
r fut Mississippi, Light nin " snow q,
rrpt lair weather In northern portion. slightly
warmer iirht 10 ir-h winds generally nufthcfly,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-22

TrT Senate voted In have holiday rc.
tvs. Of courc, Z, did
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-22

libeled faithful and honorable officials,
and done the city and people OF Memphis
a very gross injustice. Every word in this
paragraph ia a libel.
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Ghe @rmphis appeal

THURSDAY. So; DECEMBER 40, 1881
NJ ZEso T. H,mis has been appointed travelling
representative Il tbs ArrrAi, aud superintendent
circulation
1uI ArrE,I eau BE- found dn nlc at lindcll he
Gel. ~ Louis aud rim Avenue hoiol, Ncs Nofk
Ai,o ai our eastern oncr. J. . Van Down, sgcu'.
No ~ Tribune building. New Iort.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-22

Modjcska conicmplaics taking her pres-
cnt company with her 10 P"linu ana unen
on a tour Of Russia aud Germany
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THE MEMPHIS APPEAL
TERMs oF sUBseRIPTIoN.
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LEGAL Meteorological Press nepor,.

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Blood and Money.

The blood OF tsan has much to do in shaping
his actions during his piIgrtmage thrOue h this
troublesome world. regartiless Of the amount
OF present or expectanI money In pocket or
stored aWay IN hank IL IL "A cone, tied fact
that we appear a. our blood makes us, and
the purer The blond the hauDier healthier
prettier and wiser we are; hence the OFT nc
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Loves Heediessness

1 wrote letter to my love,
And all my passions told.
/ called her Darling" sweetheart"
Dove
For distance made me bold.
/ vowed to her that sad and drear
Would be my wretched life,
Unless she turned friendly ear
And said she'd be my wife.
I begged that she would let me know,
Without delay. my fate;
That was a month and more ago
Still anxiously walt.
How can my love so cruel be-?
How can she try me so?
And her delay In answering me-
Does 1t mean Eyes" or MOP"
What's that? The bell9 The posrman's
ring.
"a letter, sir, for you;'
Ten thousand hallejulahs sing!
My darling's heart is true!
But, no! What's this? "Your letter,
sir"
I see beneath the lamp
The very note | wrote to her
And mailed without a stamp.
Sonerville Journal.
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CITATION BY PUBLICATION.
, the District Court of Bexar County.
GRACY vANDRoss VS.. JOS. vANDROss.
NO. 1856.

STATE OF TEXAS,
COUNTY OF BExAR.
To the Sheriff or any Constable of Bexar
County Greeting:
You are hereby commanded that by making
publication of this citation in some newspa-
per published in the county of Bexar once in
each week for fOlr consecutive weeks prev
ious to the return day hereof, you summon
Joseph VandrOss, whose residence is un-
known, to be and appear at the next regular
term Of tn" District Court of Bexar County,
tn be holden at the Court House thereof, in
the city of San Antonio, on the first Monday
In March next, the same being the 9TH day OF
March, A. D., 1887, then and there to answer
petition filed in said court on the "a day of
March, A. d.. 1886, in q suit numbered on the
the civil docket of said court No. 1885, wherein
Crazy Yandross is plaintiff and Joseph Van
dross is defendant.
Plaintiff in her petition alleges that she and
defendant were married in JanuaJy, 50, and
that defendant abandoned her about one year
after said date hat since said abandonment
she has by her own labor acquired house and
lot situa ed on South Centre street, in San
Antonio, Bexar county, Texas, the same being
known as tot No. rs, in block Is.
Wherefore plaintiff prays that the bonds of
matrimony existing between her and defend
ant be dissolved and that the property above
described be decreed to her as her separate
property
Herein fail not, but have you before said
court on the said first day OF the next thereof
this writ with your return thereon, showing
Witness, George X. DashielI, Clerk of the
District Court of Boxer County. Given under
IL. S I my hand and the seal of said court at
my Office in San Antonio this 18th day of De-.
cember, A. d., 1886.
Issued December 10. 1885.
GEO. X DAsHIELL,
Clerk District Court Bexar County.
BY NJ. YTURRI, JR, Deputy.
Came to hand December 10, A. D., 1885. at 8
O'Clock, p. m, and publication ordered the
same day IN the SAN ANTONIO LIGHT.
NAT LEWIS. Sheriff Bexar County.
By JOSEPH UMsCHEID, Deputy.
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